Course Introduction
The aim of this course is to provide managers with an understanding of their roles and responsibilities for safeguarding children and adults at risk.
Duration – Three Modules
Next Course Date – Upon Request
Course Aimed at – Professional advisers, named, nominated and designated officers for child and adult protection and /or their deputies, in all services operational managers including practise supervisors frontline and operational managers.
Cost – £375 exc VAT
Topics Covered
- To understand undertake the strategic management of safeguarding within the organisation to include; Supervision, management oversight, strategic professional leadership, influence improvements and internal audit systems.
- To be able to monitor services to ensure adherence to legislation policy and key statutory and non statutory guidance.
- To be able to oversee adult and child safeguarding quality assurance an improvement, to include learning from case reviews.
- The importance of being able to resolve professional disagreements – escalation and whistle blowing, promoting peer challenge
- Evidence of how patients, service users, carers and customers are involved in safeguarding activity .
- Managing risk- to include to be able to provide an evidence base for decisions around investment and disinvestment in services to improve safeguarding
- Effectively working with partners on complex case incidents and being aware of key national issues
Course Description
Safeguarding is a critical role for all mangers. This course will provide you with the theoretical skills but also includes a case exercise to put the learning into practise . With managerial viaan and knowledge organisations will be better equipped to protect children and adults at risk from harm.
